Woodstock FD and the hazards of the job
The Woodstock Fire Department is taking steps to ensure the health and safety of its firefighters and others, as it
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Vine Van Gogh sip-and-paint Valentine’s Day dinner event in New Paltz
The phenomenon of “sip-and-paint” parties has been around for more than a decade now, with franchises popping up all over
Woodstock group seeks to empower young people
Graduation from college with sky-high debt and few available jobs. The risk that fracking or oil pipelines will contaminate dwindling
Upstate Films Rhinebeck screens locally shot Theresa is a Mother
The popularity of the Hudson Valley as a place to shoot movies – especially indie films – continues to grow
Alt-Valentine’s Day author panel this Saturday in Woodstock
Does Valentine’s Day depress you because you’ve never found Mr. or Ms. Right? Maybe what you need to lift your
Subzero Heroes Ice Jump in Highland this Saturday
What would you do to promote finding the cause and cure of a life-destroying disease? Would you donate a few
Kids’ Almanac: (Feb. 11-18)
“Who, being loved, is poor?” – Oscar Wilde Swing a foam sword, hoot like an owl, sculpt some ice
Historic Huguenot Street celebrates Black History Month with Kim and Reggie Harris
In celebration of Black History Month, Historic Huguenot Street (HHS) will host a concert by musicians and storytellers Kim and
Retrospective of works by New Paltz artist Norman Turner opens February 14 at Unison
Highly accomplished artist and longtime New Paltz resident Norman Turner passed away in March 2015 at the age of 75:
Clearwater organization looks to right the ship after recent turmoil
This summer, for the first time since it became a regular annual event at Croton Point Park in 1979, Clearwater’s